Well, we got lots to get to this hour.

The pandemic will be officially over very, so we'll get to the details.

Memphis, I think Bill O'Reilly made some good points last hour about Memphis.

It's just totally corrupt.

Memphis everywhere.

Everybody's got to go.

The mayor, the police commissioner, everybody.

And as we were talking about last hour, this is not about training.

If you watch that bunch of cops, those vicious psycho killers, that's not a training issue.

I mean, I don't care how badly you were trained. That wouldn't make you take a club and beat

somebody to death with it. I mean, you don't need that written out in the training manual. So it's just a bunch of psycho lunatics. And I bet you there

were plenty of indications of that stuff before in their behavior. But you got a totally

corrupt police department, city, government, everything in Memphis. The police commissioner had

been fired from her previous job in Atlanta

over not properly investigating cops when they were accused. So for this town to hire that cop

after she'd been fired. I mean, the whole thing, everybody's got to go. And Bill O'Reilly is right,

appoint a special prosecutor from somewhere else, an investigator to come in and get to the bottom of this stuff.

Now, Joe Bartlett, the other problem, first we had that defund the police, which caused an increase in crime.

You got to stop.

Everybody's going to stop with this talk of disband these special units.

You can't have these special units.

We need them. No, they do a good job, as Mayor Adams pointed out, with the anti-gun unit. This obviously looks like some special unit that had no rules. They could do anything they want, beat up anybody they wanted. Yeah. It was no oversight. So, yeah, and stop all the talk of disband, get rid of these special units.

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